I’m very excited to see this app because I have the same idea back to 2016 and I did work on building an app like this for some time, but gave up at the end due to personal reasons. To me, Invites will be the next big social network that is as popular as Facebook and Snapchat, hope they won’t copy it :) People can contribute every detail of their participating the events. The communication, photos and videos will form unforgettable memories in their life. If the app can introduce “public events” that everyone else around the world can randomly watch, then it will be another Tiktok and even BETTER! Payment can also be an interesting part of Invites. Imagine people want to split their bills at the end of the events, they just need to enter their own expense amount and the system can then help calculate who will pay to whom, doesn’t that sound cool and convenient?! The payment system can also allow Invites to integrate with other online services like Uber and Invites can even smartly plan and prepare everyone’s trip during the event! I can’t imagine how far this app can reach to people’s everyday life. Really excited to see my idea come true though it is actually realized by others, but I’m still glad because it proves that I didn’t do the wrong work. Hope Invites becomes one of the most popular social networkin the future, can’t wait to see!

Apple Invites has completely transformed the way I plan and organize events. Whether it’s a small gathering, a birthday party, or a big corporate event, this app makes the invitation process seamless and stress-free. The interface is beautifully designed, intuitive, and incredibly user-friendly.One of my favorite features is how effortlessly it integrates with my contacts and calendar, making it easy to send invites and track RSVPs in real time. The customization options are fantastic, allowing me to create invitations that match the theme of my event perfectly. I also love how guests can respond quickly, and I get instant updates on who’s attending.The app runs smoothly with no glitches, and the notifications ensure I never miss an important update. It’s clear that a lot of thought has gone into making this app both functional and elegant. If you’re looking for the perfect way to manage invitations and RSVPs, look no further—Apple Invites is the best out there! Highly recommended!

I love the apple invites look and feel. For a free version it feels premium. I love the add-ons and the shared albums and the ease of inviting people directly from your contacts. It has the digital wow factor for sure.However It is lacking some key functionality and usability for both those invited and the host. I need to be able to directly manage the invite more effectively. I should be able to share the invite with more than one host. And they should have a host . For the people I invited, many were not able to easily login and respond. They must download the app or login into their iCloud which just seems like two or three more extra steps required than it should to simply RSVP . Responses to invitations should be able to be made easier.. and my other biggest frustration is the fact that as a host I cannot update RSVPs when I get direct messages. Sometimes last minute things happen or older folks don’t wanna download an app or don’t have time based on the circumstances to update the invite, but they do text the host. The host should have a lot more flexibility there. Please make these updates or I will not be using This app for my future parties.

This app is a good 1.0 release but hope Apple adds features soon. Most other invite apps are cumbersome too and luckily this one is pretty straightforward. 1) Love the AI feature — when it works. I luckily got an invite created and launched, but it crashes now when editing AI and selecting my own photo. Crashes on a brand new event now too. 2) Sending invites is fine for a small party, but just invited 80 people and there’s no batch send. It’s a lot of clicks for each one manually. 3) It doesn’t even support a unique mailing list in Contacts- you can only see full address book. 4) As host you need ability to add people or confirm on own but no options here. If you have non-tech savvy guests there’s no option to just add attendees directly, or to add additional guests to count for them. If you want to use Invites to manage your counts you have to go back to every guest and have them change any details. 5) The host interface rocks, is beautiful, and easy to navigate. The “preview” of your invite is misleading. It shows a beautiful continuous scroll of all details. But when guests view, everything is separated in sections and the interface isn’t intuitive. The details pane for the event displays just a few lines and truncates with an ellipsis (…) instead of the nice “See More” button in the host version. Odd that more attention to UI is on the host screens and less on the guest views. I’ve had to do tech support for too many guests to view info and respond. The graphics and overall interface are beautiful as you’d expect. And for simple events the ease of creation and management is fun and so easy in the app. But unless this gets some much needed attention it won’t be useful for events with larger attendees.